Brian Bishop

You'll try just about anything.

And a lot of people who have children with autism believe there's a lot of, they have a lot of toxins in their system.

And if you looked at my son's bowel movements when he was younger, you would be like, you agree.

They did not smell like a normal human.

And so the Chygon thing was part about they would massage his digestive tract in a certain way to kind of help release some of those toxins.

Yeah, I mean, that's kind of what we're working on now.

Before, his diet was just very restrictive.

And in the beginning, it was mostly about just trying to get him to eat food instead of, like, a mouse pad or just plastic.

And so it became a battle of, like, what will you eat?

And then he was just, like, hamburgers and pizza and

And that lasts for a while and he was still underweight and then he became overweight because he was just eating hamburgers and pizza and pancakes.

And now we're like, hey, try these protein pancakes or try this lean burger that I'm making for you.

And just trying to keep his – again, his toxins under control and his diet better.

There's more and more research on that.

That's actually something I'm starting with my son is putting him on a ketogenic diet.

Yeah, I mean, because you're just willing to really do anything to see effects.

Yeah.

I'm not looking to cure autism, but I'm looking to see him just progress and get better.

And the more his diet changes and the way we get him away from processed foods and more into just regular, just the high proteins and the fats, it seems to be helping him and help him be healthy.

to speak more and get his words out clearer.